Need help assigning CSS attributes
I want to use the a:link, a:visited and a:active CSS attributes only on text links (the <a> tags) in a certain table on the page and not all the links on the entire page.
IOW, I want the text links in the this one particular table only to be a certain style while the rest of the links on the page be the default style.
But I can't seem to get the CSS to work for just those links on the table. I tried CLASS, ID and STYLE both on the table level and on the <a> level and no go. The best I could do was use the CSS for the entire page but that doesn't give the results I want.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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Jack Michaelson posted this at 07:44 — 24th January 2000.
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Never tried this but it might work:
.page{vlink:red}
.table{vlink:white}
It's not complete but it might give you some ideas.
Jack
Jaiem posted this at 14:13 — 24th January 2000.
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Thanks Jack.
But what I really want to do is assign {text-decoration:none} to the links in one specific table and have all the other links on the page remain normal/underline.
Any ideas?
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Jack Michaelson posted this at 14:32 — 24th January 2000.
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I would make a style-tag for each link in the table (like John says in your other thread). The style of rest of the links on your page would come from the ex/internal CSS-file.
Jack
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
JP Stones posted this at 12:32 — 25th January 2000.
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<a style="colour: #whatever">
Like this?
JP
Jack Michaelson posted this at 13:21 — 25th January 2000.
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Yes, I just tried the following with an external CSS-file (not included in example)and it works for me (IE).
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<a class="link">BLACK</a>
<a style="color:red">R E D</a>
...
I asume {text-decoration}s and vlinks can be done the same way, but did not try it.
Jack
[This message has been edited by Jack Michaelson (edited 25 January 2000).]
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
Jaiem posted this at 13:58 — 25th January 2000.
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Jack, JP - I tried Jack's suggestion last night and it works great!! The exact effect I wanted.
Thanks!
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Jack Michaelson posted this at 13:59 — 31st January 2000.
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Can I get a look??
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Jack
Jaiem posted this at 14:03 — 31st January 2000.
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Jack - It's just like described above:
<a href="http://whatever.com" style="{text-decoration:none}">Whatever</a>
Use ; to seperate the styles if you want to combine css descriptions.
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